The City of Norwalk is a coastal City bounded on the north by New Canaan and Wilton, on the east by Long Island Sound and on the west by New Canaan and Darien.
The Norwalk Market is strong! Norwalk offers a challenging public golf course, Oak Hills. Miles of walking, biking or skating paths and, of course open space for the pleasure of it. The Safe sandy beaches of Norwalk's Long Island Sound shore are glorious recreational assets both in Summer and off season. People can swim, cook out, fish, walk, enjoy the children's playgrounds, play miniature golf, visit the concession stands, learn to sail, play tennis, or just sit and relax. Calf Pasture Park and Cranbury Park are the largest of the public park and of course award-winning restaurants. Numerous Annual festivals, example i.e, Oyster Festival at the harbor side acres at Veteran's memorial Park allowing thousands of visitors to sample the seafood from Norwalk's own harbor. The SoNo Art Celebration held in historic South Norwalk for over 25 years which is held in the first full weekend of August.
Shopping Stew Leonard's (worlds largest dairy store), and Several along Route 1/Connecticut Avenue including Costco, Home Depot, Stop & Shop, Shop Rite & Barnes & Noble. Also offering numerous shopping in historic South Norwalk and Norwalk Center. Historical Landmarks combined with beautiful homes throughout the town.
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